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Just like Michael Strahan said about his single season Sack record, "Go out and break it if you don't like it!"Could not agree more! Frankly her career has been way too long! Same with Sue Bird. 20 years as a pro? That's 20 years of her taking a spot from younger players who could've been developed. Frankly I think we should limit all WNBA players to careers of two or three years, so that we have the opportunity to "develop" more players. It's more fair if everyone gets a turn.
Or, and I'm just spit balling here, perhaps sports works best when it's a meritocracy with team membership and playing time based upon actual ability? I hope DT does offer her self up for consideration for the US national team. In the end the coach in the woman's team committee will decide whether or not she brings value. Given her extraordinary career, I'm inclined to believe that she does.
If DT makes the team it will be head-to-head competition, and Atttude matters! Larry Bird comes to mind on the Men's side when his back was seriously messed up, his refuse to lose attitude was contagious. I see DT in the same lens.
Untill multiple guards can beat her out, DT is an Olympian. Don't give way, MAKE "them" take it from you, DT!!!
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